Awards for Individual Achievement
1992 - Andreas Laursen, Denmark, author of a series
of books of drawings of Danish ships.
1992 - Holm Petersen, Denmark, founder of the
Maritime History Museum, Troense.
1992 - Peter von Busch, Sweden, Naval Museum,
Karlskrona.
1992 - Jack Churchouse, New Zealand, Maritime
Museum, Wellington.
1992 - Miroslav Tsanov, Bulgaria, for the
restoration and preservation of ships.
1992 - Karl Kortum, United States, for a lifetime
of historic ships preservation, San Francisco, California.
1992 - Dr. Fred Yalouris, United States, Snowsquall
Project, Portland, Maine.
1992 - Professor Elisha Linder, Israel, founder of
the Undersea Exploration Society.
1992 - George Dracopolous, Greece, founder of the
Aegean Maritime Museum.
1992 - Commander Alan Bax, RN, England, tuition in
underwater archaeology.
1993 - Jacob Isbrandtsen, United States, Wavertree
and Black Pearl restoration, New York City.
1994 - James A. Forsythe, MBE, TD, England, for
lifetime service to the Norfolk Wherry Trust and the World
Ship Trust.
1994 - Alan Williams, England, Severn trow, Spry.
1995 - Clifford Mallory, United States, restoration
and preservation of ships at Mystic Seaport Museum, Mystic,
Connecticut.
1995 - Rear Adm. Thomas J. Patterson, USMM, United
States, Liberty ship Jeremiah O'Brien, San Francisco,
California.
1995 - Captain Rennie Stewart, Scotland, HMS
Unicorn, Dundee.
1995 - Mrs. Wil van Son, Netherlands, ramschip, Schorpioen.
1995 - Alan Wingood, Bermuda, Sea Venture Trust.
1996 - Rev. Dr. Ewan Corlett, England, SS Great
Britain, Bristol.
1996 - Sir Jack Hayward, United Kingdom, SS
Great Britain, Bristol.
1996 - John Smith, Falkland Islands, Falkland
Islands Museum, Port Stanley.
1998 - Miss Meriel Larken, England, Yavari Project.
1999 - Mr. Sid Anning, England, HMS Cavalier.
2001 - Captain David T. Smith, England, HMS
Trincomalee.
2002 - Mr. John Kearon, England, Pilot
Vessel Edmund Gardner and preservation of vessels
at Merseyside Maritime Museum, Liverpool.
2002 - Dr. Ernst Schmidt, Germany, Preservation of Paddle Steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm.
2002 - Bernard and Michèle Cadoret, France, for Substantial and
scholarly publishing activities in Douarnenez and establishing and
supporting maritime festivals in Brittany.
2003 - Dr. Ray Parkin, Tasmania: outstanding scholar, author of
critically acclaimed two-volume work, HM Bark Endeavour, published in
1997.
2003 - Mr. Robert Albert, Australia: exemplary devotion to the
cause of maritime heritage support of restoration of the barque James
Craig.
2003 - Mr. William Foster, Australia, boatwright and craftsman:
Founding Director of The May Queen Trust.
2003 - Admiral Mahjvendra Singh, for his work on the restoration
of the Bombay Castle Wall.
2004 - Captain Gote Erik Sundberg, for research and literature of
19th and 20th century sailing vessels and in particular for his role in the
preservation of the barque Pommern.
2005
- Dr Alan McGowan,
Chairman of Victory Advisory Technical Committee for over 20 years
2005
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Mr
Peter Goodwin,
Keeper & Curator of HMS Victory;
2005
-
Mr
George Lawrence,
Fleet Support Limited Technical Co-ordinator and Shipwright on board HMS Victory
since
1970.
SPECIAL CENTENARY AWARD
1998 - Norfolk Wherry - England - In
recognition of the Trust's 100th Anniversary
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